Did China Win the Day in Navy Standoff?
China and the Philippines appear to have diffused a crisis in the South China Sea.
China and the Philippines appear to have diffused a crisis in the South China Sea.
The regime needs the third Kim to maintain its legitimacy.
The Philippines dispatch more ships to a disputed shoal where they attempted to arrest Chinese fishermen.
Tokyo has activated its early warning radar system in anticipation of a satellite launch.
Bo Xilai’s ouster is a victory for the Communist Party’s liberal reformers.
If the Chinese ruling party fails to open up and reform, it will lose legitimacy once the economy slows down.
Beijing adopts a more conciliatory tone in its maritime border disputes with Southeast Asian countries.
Less than three weeks after America promised to supply humanitarian aid, North Korea announces a missile launch.
China plans hydropower construction in river sites that are crucial to Southeast Asian agriculture and fisheries.
The next step in thwarting China’s rise as a regional power prompts the United States to revisit an old alliance.
Both China and the United States would rather have the Kuomintang president in power than his challenger.
The current debate about Air Sea Battle is either speculation or a proxy for the Pentagon’s budget wars.
Another war on the Korean Peninsula would draw in the United States and probably China.
The death of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-il leaves his third and youngest son as heir apparent.
American officials try to sway Seoul’s stance on trade with Iran but it’s a major Korean trading partner.